Bee, wasp and other flying and nesting insects immobilization and extermination

Abstract

This invention provides a safe and effective product for extinguishing of insects (particularly Wasps, Bees and other flying insects). The device comprises a spray can or other spraying type device containing glue which can be sprayed in conjunction with an insecticide which is effective against nesting and / or other flying insects. When the user approaches a hornet's nest the individual can spay this device at the opening of the hole which will effectively seal the hole (entrance to the nest) and kill the inhabitants. Typically (prior to this invention) one would spray a wasp nest and run for their lives in hope of not getting stung. This device will saves thousands or lives and will be a significant advance in the art of preventing medical and loss of work and other cost due to bee and wasp stings.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention is a method that is herein described as a Bee, Wasp and other flying and nesting insects immobilization and extermination method (instant invention / present art) that will be referred to as “Bee Freeze” that will provide an inventive methodology that will saves thousands of lives of individuals that are allergic to stings from bees, yellow jackets, wasp, hornets and other insects. Currently when an individual uses a poisonous spray to spray bee or a wasp nest to kill the insects the insect can still fly toward the attacker and sting the individual. It is well known in the art the danger from bee and wasp stings and how without immediate medical individuals can rapidly die from such stings. This novel invention provides a way for individuals that are trying to clear doorways, garages, homes, etc., from the presence of bees, yellow jackets, wasp and nest without getting stung by freezing (immobilizing...

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Benefits of technology

[0008]The present invention is designed to advance the art of protecting oneself from stinging flying and nesting insects. The present invention is a method that is herein described as a bee, wasp, yellow jacket, hornet, and other flying and nesting insects immobilization and extermination method that will be referred to as “Bee Freeze” that will provide an inventive methodology that will saves thousands of lives of individuals that are allergic to stings from Bees, wasp and other insects. This invention provides a marked in improvement in the art of public safety against the threat of painful stinging insects. The present art requires minimal number of parts, increase the safety of the consumer and will be cost effective in that it should lower the risk of stings (e.g. the use of medications, hospitalizations from stings and loss of work). Another object of the present invention is to provide a method that allows for an easily adaptable method of use and is fully enabled.

[0009]The primary object of the present invention is to immobilize the target insect (bee, wasp, etc.) onto the nest or nesting area whether a nest is attached or bound to a structure or incorporates a hole in the ground or other area containing a nest or accumulation of insects. This is achieved by using an adhesive which will interfere with the functions of the wings. The experiments have shown that very little use of an adhesive will prevent the insects from being able to fly. The addition of a poison although not necessary will increase the speed at which the insects die. Insects do not breathe using lungs instead they use tracheal respiration in order to transport oxygen through system of tubes in their bodies called tracheae which is connected to the outside world by a series of holes in their cuticle called spiracles. Through these spiracles oxygen to and carbon dioxide are transported. Once the wings are immobilized by the adhesive and the spiracles are clogged up the insect dies from suffocation and impact from falling. While spraying it has been observed that some of the insect will be immobilized to the nest.

Problems solved by technology

Additionally, the present art of extermination of bees, etc., relies on very toxic poisons that in themselves are harmful.

While the prior art provides methods trapping insects and the use of insecticides none provide the novel ability of the present device which provides a method for the immobilizing and killing bees, wasps, yellow jackets or other nesting, flying and painfully stinging insects at their nesting site or position when sprayed with an adhesive spray or an adhesive poisonous spray.

The entire prior art suffers from the fact that once you use a spray to kill a bee you have to run for your life.

There are additional drawbacks to the prior art but need not be mentioned now.

These are just some, but not all, of the limitations of the prior art.